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... 1; Jee, 2; Marsden, 0. Won by two yards. Time, 124 sec. Heat 3: Hardy, 1; Bell, 2; Thomas, 0. Won by a yard. Time, 124 sec. Final heat: Dingle, 1; Wilkinson, 2; Winterbottom, 3; Hardy, 0; Bell, 0. Dingle took the lead ten yards from home and won by half ...
... 'Voris Handicap, at Athletic Orminikilaidamander-lone Imola Handicap, at Aston Cross Groundi, osta lli / Yards Handicap, at St Thomas's . y, nee, Leeds Yards Handicap, at Park HUI 1 fasMirandlcap, at Shipley and Windhill miseilltadford id Of Yards Easter Handicap ...
... OARED SAM AT UMW. On Saturday Edward Connor and Thomas 11`Qu're John Commerety and Willikm Thompson to try conclusions in a pair oared race on for in %ft. hingged baits, from the Black Buoy to the Pier Head, about half a mile. A fair stsr was made, but ...
... •Cleevoes Yeatur• elle V C Pryor'. Parley Poo Snowstorm I '/Ir 88 Challinore Dreada nought Sy. Mr V I C BuldwinS Bur. elle Thomas's libblesty Sys so= a Harrison's Livia( ear W Van • Son and I Picture Heir amid Swass's Brian eflir W W Wynn s Gipsy a 040—TA/UT ...
... liazapeori, ASPULL. Henry Barra/le. Esq., Chairman. William Chalk, Esq., Vicallhainnan. AUDICNBHAW. Bock Horse, Hnoley Hill—Thomas Newton, Esq., Chairman. James Wright, Esq., Vioe-Chairmart Sic. J. H. Hon. Sea. BROUGHTON. The Conservative Club, Great C ...
... trio were accordingly warned off. Licences to ride under Rule 55 have been granted by the Jockey Club to Alfred Farington and Thomas Skelton. Mr. Townley• Parker bas bet a useful, twoyear-old in Mazaroni, who died at Lambourne on Wednesday. Mazaroni a chesnut ...
... 0; John Fallon, Stretford, 12, 0. Won by a yard. Time, 141 sec. Heat 4: J. W. Bullman, Hollinwood, 13, 1;!'. Hardy, Timperley, 9,2; Thomas Cridge, Hulme, 23, 3; A. Johnson, Hulme, 8. 0; D. Williams, Manchester, 3, 0; James Hopwood, Salford, 2,0; Joseph ...
... HALF-141LN HANDICAP RAC& (Juveniles).-1 31 Tidswell, Manchester, 1; James Colley, Hartford, 2; M Hardy, Knitt,ford, 3. Poll LEAPlNt..—Joseph Braceghdlc and Thomas Dane, Hartford, tied at 94t bin. FLAL RAcIL—W Grappenhall, 1; J Hodes, Widnes, '4; George Booth; ...
... Vice-Chairman. Mr. Thomas musk Hon. BLACKLEY. New White Inn.—}l. Arnold, Req. Chairman. G. B. Reed, Esq. and J. Eeq , Vice-Chairmen. T. Duckworth, Pee. BBANDWOOD HIGHER END. Conservative Club, Bacup.—Abralmain 11111, Asq., Chairman. Thomas Esq., YlOO-Cludrusaa ...
... Messrs. T. Talbot, Joseph Chaplin, William Bergh, William Marsden, Aram Marsden, 11. Hardy, Joseph Rollingworth, H. Webster, G. Fieldsend, H. Parramore, G. Holmes, Thomas Royster, and G. Dawson. Treasurer, Mr. Samuel Bergh; secretary, Mr. F. Creed. Arrracurrz ...
... 120 Yards Hardie Race, which w followed by a very smart snow ahower, Wt.% perhaps one of the most deceptive of the day. C. Canliffe, S. Helene F.C., a remarkably fine-looking athlete, loo.ed like winnieg until all but the hurdle. when Thomas, who is ...
... 22; Smith's Fan, Chowbent, 351; Fiey's Sall, Sheffield, 371; Lowe's Lady, Greenbank, 27; Barratt's Old Wallace, Shaw, 241; Thomas's White Rose, Hollingworth, 251; Far. row's Bourg Swell, Shaw, 22; Woodcock's Lazarus, Dean House, 28; Parker's Loa, Ciuder•lans ...